Stack Management - Cisco 1538 series Installation Manual

Stack Management

Stack Management
Micro Hubs can be interconnected by using the stacking cable and the stacking connectors
on the rear panel of the hubs, creating a stack of up to four Micro Hubs (Figure 1-4). The
interconnected units in that stack appear to the rest of the network and to the management
interface as a single logical repeater. You can have a second managed hub in the stack act
as a redundant stack manager in case the primary manager fails.
Note
Figure 1-4
For more information about stacking Micro Hubs, see "Installing Micro Hubs in a Stack"
on page 2-8.
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Cisco 1538 Series Micro Hub 10/100 Installation and Configuration Guide
You need at least one managed hub in your stack if you want to manage the stack.
Stacking Micro Hubs to Create Larger Managed Networks
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